School bus crashes after hitting black ice
School bus crashes after hitting black ice
A school bus driver and a child are in Hawke's Bay hospital after the vehicle hit black ice and skidded into a line of trees this morning near Maraekakaho.
Woman in hospital after alleged stabbing
Woman in hospital after alleged stabbing
A woman has been hospitalised after an alleged stabbing in the Auckland suburb of Māngere Bridge.
Man jailed for years of sexual abuse, exploitation
Vulnerable teen exploited, sexually abused
A teenager with a head injury who suffered years of sexual abuse says he’s angry and hopes the man responsible will be jailed for “a long time”.
Debt and deceit: Couple flee country amid unpaid bills
Debt and deceit: Couple flee country amid unpaid bills
An acquaintance of a couple who ran the French bakery Le Posh said they appear to have fled the country suddenly, leaving a household of personal items.
Luxon defends voting changes
Luxon defends voting changes
The Prime Minister says the public still have plenty of time to get enrolled to vote despite scrapping same-day enrolment for elections.
Billboard camera footage used by NZTA
Billboard camera footage used by NZTA
Footage from cameras in billboards at city intersections have been secretly used by the NZ Transport Agency for the first time to spot cars and trucks.
Schools in literacy crisis, advocacy group warns
Schools in literacy crisis, advocacy group warns
Schools have told advocacy group Lifting Literacy Aotearoa they are struggling with record numbers of students with poor literacy.
Baby dies after pharmacy gives wrong dosage
Baby dies after pharmacy gives wrong dosage
A two-month-old baby died following an overdose after she was allegedly given medication at an adult dosage by a pharmacy.
Strip club forced to remove posts about women suing firm
Strip club forced to remove posts about women suing firm
The owners of the Calendar Girls strip clubs have been forced to take down posts identifying dancers suing the firm.
Winter driving: 'Is three minutes worth your safety?'
Winter driving: 'Is three minutes worth your safety?'
The Rental Vehicle Association has urged motorists to be cautious on the roads, as cold winter days are making conditions challenging.
Battered Tasman in for more rain as warnings, watches issued
Battered Tasman in for more rain as warnings, watches issued
In a gloomy start to the week several severe weather warnings have been issued, with high winds and heavy rain expected from late Monday into early Wednesday.
Funding to councils to be throttled for using too many road cones
Funding to councils to be throttled for using too many road cones
The government will require councils to use fewer road cones, or miss out on government funding for roads.
'Strong evidence to act': Calls grow for social media age limit
'Strong evidence to act': Calls grow for social media age limit
A University of Auckland senior research fellow is calling for social media platforms to introduce enforced age limits, to help protect young people from harm.
Bottom-slapping, back-touching lawyer censured
Bottom-slapping, back-touching lawyer censured
A lawyer who slapped a junior male colleague on the bottom and touched a female colleague’s lower back during a social function has been censured.
Firefighters at scene of blaze at Auckland's Westgate Mitre 10
Firefighters at scene of blaze at Auckland's Westgate Mitre 10
Firefighters are responding to a fire at a Mitre 10 hardware store in the Auckland suburb of Westgate.
'Silly games': Peeni Henare on passport design changes
'Silly games': Peeni Henare on passport design changes
The Labour MP told media during his campaigning for the Tāmaki Makaurau seat that the government is playing silly games by changing the design of the passports.
Grower built swamp 'shanty' to harvest cannabis plot
Grower built swamp 'shanty' to harvest cannabis plot
A drug grower built a makeshift structure on the edge of a lake so he could row out and check on his cannabis plots, which he claims were at some point worth more than $200,000.
Bible verses, crypto trades and grief: Inside Deluny's diaries
Bible verses, crypto trades and grief: Inside Deluny's diaries
Convicted murderer Julia DeLuney's diaries reveal the highs and lows of cryptocurrency trading, her plans for a Remuera home to retire in, and her grief following the death of her mother.
Search resumes for missing West Coast tramper
Search resumes for missing West Coast tramper
The search will resume today for a West Coast beekeeper who helped to recover bodies after the Erebus disaster and was later the victim of a drug smuggling scam after the 75-year-old went missing.
Councillor brushes off Israeli woman’s hate crime accusation
Councillor brushes off Israeli woman’s hate crime accusation
A Whakatāne district councillor says he was both surprised and amused to learn from police he had been accused of a hate crime by a woman in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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